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I think the wolfs Skoll and Hati brought him there
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Kratos is deadass mad in Fallen God. He can't make sense of left and right anymore and him walking into another pantheon like that may very well just be an illusion for him or the other gods directed him into a portal like that to fulfill his destiny in Egypt.I just thought up a sorta simple and possible answer as to why Kratos could travel to different pantheons as if it's normal. There was nothing to maintain the belief system within the Greek world (little to no people or Gods) and so it simply became a dead pantheon. Being a dead pantheon means Kratos no longer has a pantheon to call home and therefore is not restricted to it meaning he can go in and out of any pantheon as if he's just a regular person using a boat or airplane going into another country.
They did. And a cloaked woman. Novel says as much. Kratos did not come to the Norse Pantheon willingly, he was kidnapped and dropped on Norse shores.I think the wolfs Skoll and Hati brought him there
Although they didn't explicitly explain, this may be the only explanation they gave us:Kratos can't physically travel from the Mortal World to the Underworld just by digging through, it doesn't work like that, because if he really did, he'd logically end up in the Domain of Death, which is explicitly stated to be a separate realm from the Mortal World and the Underworld, but Kratos doesn't do that in GOW2 or 3.
Not sure if that piece was made before Ghost of Sparta became a thing.Although they didn't explicitly explain, this may be the only explanation they gave us:
- Creating the Hades Palace Entrance was one of the hardest things I was tasked with during the course of production, but also one of the most satisfying concepts to do. This was one of the earliest environments that the player would encounter in the game, and we wanted it to have as much Visual impact as possible. Since Kratos is supposed to have fallen straight through the world directly to hell, we wanted to make it truly horrifying and scary place.
Huh. So the Artbook states Kratos directly fell into hell without making mention of the Domain of Death.Before, if it's the Game. After, if it's the Art Book.
There's a valid explanation for that. Medusa stuff got retconned. The reason why Medusa's head can't petrify other Gorgons in GOW1 is because her petrification powers got weakened as a result of her death at the hands of Kratos, as Aphrodite mentions in the novel. Medusa's petrifying powers are permanent while alive, yet Kratos had no issue breaking out of it at all. But once she dies, it's weakened and no longer permanent.Fax. Also should Kratos' resistance negation with Golden Fleece make a comeback? From what I remember the reasoning for it's removal was Gorgons could be petrified with Euryale's head, unlike Medusa's but this ignores the fact that Euryale is more powerful than every other Gorgon (Except the one in Ascension Multiplayer I think)
You reflect their own gaze back at them, which they already resist.
Stoning them with Euryale's head or Soul Summon is just stronger petrification.
Neutral on this TBF.Also I think psychometry should be removed
Not sure mastering every weapon instantly is psychometry. Isn't psychometry something similar to clairvoyance?Neutral on this TBF
Well the justification was that he mastered them upon physical contact with the weapon. But now I'm no longer certain.Not sure mastering every weapon instantly is psychometry. Isn't psychometry something similar to clairvoyance?
well i think this is make more sense and simpleThere's a valid explanation for that. Medusa stuff got retconned. The reason why Medusa's head can't petrify other Gorgons in GOW1 is because her petrification powers got weakened as a result of her death at the hands of Kratos, as Aphrodite mentions in the novel. Medusa's petrifying powers are permanent while alive, yet Kratos had no issue breaking out of it at all. But once she dies, it's weakened and no longer permanent.
Even if it were not the case, it just means Euryale has stronger Petrification, not that it negates Resistance. Note that it says "Resistance", not "Immunity".
Neutral on this TBF.
i think stheno from multiplayer is strongest, her petrification bypass forcefield and insta-kill those warriors.Fax. Also should Kratos' resistance negation with Golden Fleece make a comeback? From what I remember the reasoning for it's removal was Gorgons could be petrified with Euryale's head, unlike Medusa's but this ignores the fact that Euryale is more powerful than every other Gorgon (Except the one in Ascension Multiplayer I think)
You reflect their own gaze back at them, which they already resist.
Stoning them with Euryale's head or Soul Summon is just stronger petrification.
Also I think psychometry should be removed
probably another variation of reactive evolutionsWell the justification was that he mastered them upon physical contact with the weapon. But now I'm no longer certain.
From the Page:Not sure mastering every weapon instantly is psychometry. Isn't psychometry something similar to clairvoyance?
in some cases it can be used to "Learn" the skills needed to use an object i.e a psychometric character can learn the skills of a master swordsman just by touching the blade.
kinda NLF to me.Kratos is stated to be a master of all weapons not that he can master any weapon that he comes in contact with.
Novel states as much, but I'd guess he'd be a master of most weapons of his era in time, or possibly in all eras due to his status as a God of War and him seeing futures and stuff so that may not be too far-fetched IMHO.kinda NLF to me.
Say what?kinda NLF to me.
Do we even need novel statements? He clearly is a master of all weapons judging from gameplayNovel states as much, but I'd guess he'd be a master of most weapons of his era in time, or possibly in all eras due to his status as a God of War and him seeing futures and stuff so that may not be too far-fetched IMHO.
Novel states as much, but I'd guess he'd be a master of most weapons of his era in time, or possibly in all eras due to his status as a God of War and him seeing futures and stuff so that may not be too far-fetched IMHO.
I think it's more like a skill thing where he's just super fast at learning what a weapon does instead of an ability thing where the ability automatically gives him knowledge.
also those outerspace battle.... Super epics.......Frozen World tree......
2-A- Low 1-C incoming.
yeahhhh but i think that one is super legit outerspace since kratos fight valkyrie in there, so i think that would be very good CHANCE to show immeasurable Valkyrie speed.That part reminded me of Ares